City|Trip Turin 2.A 2020

The former residence of the royal family of Savoie remains today a Baroque city of exceptional beauty. In the center of the northern Italian metropolis there are wide squares, lined with palaces, churches and museums. But the Piedmontese capital is not only worth a visit for art lovers. Many are the traditional coffee houses, restaurants and shops among the miles of colonnaded elegant streets.

This current city guide is the ideal companion to discover all sides of Italy's fourth largest city on your own:

The city's main sights and museums and little-known attractions and neighborhoods presented and appreciated in detail.
Fascinating architecture between baroque city palaces and restored factory buildings
Varied city walk
Adventurous suggestions for a short trip
Excursions to the royal castles around Turin: Venaria Reale, Rivoli and Stupinigi.
Shopping tips from Piedmont's largest marketplace to small shops run by small fashion designers and elegant shopping arcades.
The best restaurants in town and all kinds of interesting facts about Piedmontese cuisine.
Tips for evening and night entertainment: from opera houses to lively pubs and trendy Quadrilatero districts
Car, motorcycle and sports: from the old FIAT factories to the green lawn of Juventus Turin.
Turin for dreaming and relaxing: Parco Valentino, Giardini Cavour and Botanical Garden
Selected accommodations from cheap to not priced
All practical information about travel, prices, city traffic, tours, events, emergency assistance, ...
Background articles with depth: history, mentality of the residents, life in the city ...
Small phrasebook helps you use Italian with the most important vocabulary for everyday travel.